Customize Windows Terminal with themes, fonts, and background images to boost productivity and give it a modern, personalized look tailored to your workflow.

This detailed guide shows how to open, manage, customize & configure Windows Terminal settings and help you use Windows Terminal like a pro.

You can keep Windows Terminal always on top of other programs in Windows 11/10 by changing this setting in the console.

This guide outlines the steps to get started with the Windows Terminal, including the basics of navigating the application, changing settings, and creating, editing, and personalizing profiles.

If you use the Windows Terminal frequently, you have to update these settings for a better experience.

With the Terminal, Windows has a common interface for Powershell, Command Prompt, and Azure Cloud Shell. This allows you to start the terminal directly with the command prompt.

You can open Cmd, a traditional DOS (disk operating system) style command line, the newer Windows PowerShell environment or use a terminal emulator to connect to a command line on another computer.

Microsoft's latest preview of Windows Terminal brings a new focus mode and always-on-top mode to its command line app, plus several new commands and a new settings user interface (UI).